Section 11U: De-proscription
The Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 · Criminal Laws · in_force
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1[11U. De-proscription.__ (1) The Federal Government may, by notification in the official Gazette, at any time remove any organization or person from the First Schedule or Fourth Schedule, as the case may be, on the basis that no reasonable ground for proscription exists. (2) After three years of the disposal of appeal, if any, or where no appeal was filed, from the date of the order of proscription, or form the date of any refusal of an application of de-proscription, — (a) the Federal Government shall conduct review of the proscriptions to determine whether any proscription may be cancelled on the basis provided for under sub- section (1); and (b) until a proscription is cancelled, any money or other property frozen or seized on account of the proscription shall remain frozen or seized, as the case may be. (3) On cancellation of the proscription under this Act, any money or other property that has been frozen or seized shall be released in a timely manner.]
Effective date: 1997-08-16
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